Review on 📱 Renewed Apple iPhone XS Max, US Version, 64GB in Silver from T-Mobile by Kiyoshi Sagae ᠌

I looked closely at Apple products for a very long time before purchasing this phone. I sat on a Samsung for a very long time before purchasing it; I used it for probably six years. When the time came to replace it, I thought about purchasing an iPhone 10, but three new models—the XS, XS MAX, and XR—came out. When I went shopping and held all three of the new versions in my hands, the XS MAx was my favorite. I purchased a version that won't be available in 2022: for two real SIM cards. The market for this model is in Macau and Hong Kong. Also, a friend who imports them from China sold it to me. I paid almost half as much for it as we do, given the pricing. I learned that it is very expensive to repair these phones, so I bought protective screens right away and adhered them to the front and back of the phone as well as the camera. The quality was unaffected, and I also put the phone in a case. The phone does not overheat, which, regrettably, my Android phone sinned, and I believe that this is not the case with new models either. It also has a very cool design, an amazing screen, and excellent performance. The phone has been a pleasure to use for six months, albeit it took me some time to get used to the enormous screen because it was my biggest smartphone. Regarding the purchase, it's up to you to decide whether to accept it or not. If you like Apple but don't want to spend that much money, you can look at an older model; trust me, you won't notice a significant difference. If you still want this model, you can see it from gray sellers; there is no difference, and unlike Android, you won't lose the guarantee. Additionally, you don't need to flash anything because the 2022 language is already a p. I took 512 GB, so that would be with some room for error. I also have a lot of multimedia and applications, so take 64, but keep in mind that you can't put a flash drive. Personally, I like the phone, but purchasing something of this nature on credit or with one's last remaining funds is obviously unwise. Instead, a Xiaomi would be preferable.